Question

This line

jq("#description" + tourId).html('<b>Opis: </b>  '+ data);

works fine in IE, Firefox and Opera.

But this

jq("#images" + tourId).html('<img src=\"img\\gbflag.png\"/>');

works only in IE. Firefox and Opera do not show the image. Do you know why?

This is the rest of my code:

<script type="text/javascript">
var jq = jQuery.noConflict();
function showImages(tourId) {
    jq(function() {
        jq.post("/TourWebSpring/tourImages.html",
            {tourId: tourId},
        function(data) {
            ...
            ...
            jq("#images" + tourId).html('<img src=\"img\\gbflag.png\"/>');
        });
    });
}

function showDetails(tourId) {
    jq(function() {
        jq.post("/TourWebSpring/tourDetail.html",
            {tourId: tourId},
        function(data) {
            ... 
            jq("#description" + tourId).html('<b>Opis: </b>  '+ data);
        });
    });
}

Answer 1

I believe the problem may be that you are using the wrong slash after the img directory, and I don’t believe you need to escape the double quote since you are defining the string with single quotes. Try:

jq("#images" + tourId).html('<img src="img/gbflag.png"/>');